Just finished setting up at North Sterling State Park in northeast Colorado. There is a reservoir here the locals use for boating and fishing. I think this is my fourth year camping here and it’s the first time I’ve been able to see the reservoir without taking a hike down to it. Tree trunks are partially covered by water. About a mile from the park entrance is where water flows out of the reservoir and that was dry. It’s the only time I’ve seen the spillway without water flowing out. I guess they are holding it in.
When I arrived here the support for my blackwater tank drain tube was once again broken. The last time I repaired it with 1/8″ aluminum. It didn’t last two days. The constant vibration of the drive breaks it. I just temporarily repaired it with 1/8″ coated copper wire. That works well but doesn’t look very professional. When I get to Aztec, New Mexico I’ll have to find some steel at a hardware store. I have the tools to cut, drill, and tap it. That should solve that problem.
